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Massaeli is a young, self-taught, and self-made musician, born and raised in West Africa, Ghana. Growing up, he was exposed to all genres of music, which led to him being the versatile and diverse artist he is today. Hip-hop, RnB, Pop, Afro, and Dancehall influenced him. Massaeli effortlessly blends these sounds into his craft. “TOMAHAWK” as a single is the last release of many records Massaeli has released in the year. This is the conclusion to his Medley of incredibly vibey releases, as he focuses on the relationship between two people who would go to the ends of the earth to show their love for each other. He is a versatile musician whose songwriting inspiration sets the tone for his mood. However, most of his music is mostly relationship and romance-based as that is what he mostly centered his message around and “TOMAHAWK” is just one of those that fall under that category. With bold hooks and multilingual lyricism, he expresses his emotion strongly singing on a backdrop ...

The festive season is upon us, and while it is a time for celebration, joy, and family reunions, it also comes with unique challenges that require caution and vigilance. In light of this, celebrated Ghanaian personality Empress Ghadafi, widely known for her influence in the entertainment industry, has offered heartfelt advice to the general public, urging everyone to prioritize safety during this Christmas season. Speaking during a recent media interaction, Empress Ghadafi emphasized the need for individuals to exercise care and responsibility while celebrating. Her advice touched on key areas that are often overlooked during the festive period, leading to unfortunate incidents. With Christmas comes increased travel as people visit family and friends or attend events. Empress Ghadafi highlighted the importance of adhering to road safety regulations. She encouraged drivers to avoid overspeeding, refrain from drinking and driving, and ensure their vehicles are in good condition befo...

Rising gospel artist and revivalist Yaa Frimpong is thrilled to announce the release of her debut single, Glory in the Highest, a spirit-filled song that glorifies Jesus Christ and inspires listeners with its powerful message of hope, faith, and love. The single is available on all major streaming platforms starting today. Stream/Download on preferred platform Glory in the Highest reflects Yaa Frimpong’s mission to see Jesus exalted through music. The song draws inspiration from scripture and Yaa’s personal faith journey, aiming to draw attention to Jesus Christ, the One who sits on the throne forever. Perfect for every season, the song’s themes resonate especially during Christmas and Easter, offering a heartfelt reminder of God’s unfailing love and redemption. With a unique blend of contemporary and traditional gospel influences, Yaa’s music bridges generations and cultures, making her a fresh and inspiring voice in the gospel music scene. Her debut single showcases he...

A ‘never-happened-before’ feature for Tuf B is out now to climax the year! Out of the blue, Talent Manager/Producer, Elorm Beenie, has blessed the young fast-rising artiste with a feature from Israel Maweta. According to Tuf B, it was Elorm Beenie who made the connect possible. Unbeknownst to Tuf B, little did he know that the Music Legend, Israel Maweta, was also a Former Student of his Alma Mater, Awudome Senior High School (Awusco). This makes the connect a more solid one, as both are ‘off-springs’ of the same High School. This makes it the very first time Israel Maweta is jumping on a song with a relatively young artiste. Listen Here: https://audiomack.com/tuf_b/song/give-thanks “Give Thanks”, the title of the song comes across as both a Gospel Song and an Afro-Fusion record. It was produced by TimzBeatz and was mixed and mastered by Gomez Beatx. Artwork was curated by Shugga Creatives. Elorm Beenie, Talent Manager for Israel Maweta & Senam Group says, “thi...

Empress Ghadafi is not just a name; she’s a force in both the music and fashion industries. As the co-founder of African Fashion Week Toronto (AFWT), Empress has played an instrumental role in bringing African-inspired fashion to the global stage, but it’s her return to music that’s capturing the world’s attention. After a significant hiatus, Empress Ghadafi is back and ready to reclaim her spot in the industry with her unique blend of Hipjazz and rap. Her upcoming single Poison promises to be the powerful rebirth her fans have been waiting for. Empress Ghadafi’s influence in the fashion world is undeniable. As the co-founder of African Fashion Week Toronto, which debuted in 2013, Empress was one of the visionaries behind a platform that celebrates African culture through fashion. The event not only showcases designers from the African diaspora but also serves as a cultural movement that promotes diversity and global representation. AFWT has been a key player in elevating African-i...

Rocky Dawuni will be LIVE in concert on Saturday, December 21 in Accra, Ghana for a rare, intimate appearance at the world famous 233 Jazz Bar & Grill!! The concert will highlight "Ghanaian Unity" after the recent elections aiming to bring various sectors of Ghanaian society together for a musical celebration. This promises to be a historic night to showcase Rocky's diverse sound which fuses elements of Highlife, Reggae, Afrobeat and Soul and which has caught the ears of the world. Also on the bill is Highlife sensation Kyekyeku! This concert will usher in the festive season in Ghana as people from all around the world will gather in Ghana's capital of Accra. Rocky will also be celebrating his fourth GRAMMY nomination for his song "Rise" which is up for "Best Global Music Performance" at the 67th Annual GRAMMY Awards which will take place on February 2, 2025 in Los Angeles. “Rise” is the lead single from his highly anticipated forthcoming ...

The time for polite conversations has passed. This is a moment for unfiltered truth, and I write with a heavy heart filled with anger and frustration. As a proud Ghanaian in the diaspora, living in Belgium, I feel compelled to address the leadership of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and, by extension, the National Democratic Congress (NDC). Let me be unapologetically blunt: WE ARE TIRED! This is not just my voice but the collective cry of countless young African diasporas who have been pushed to their limits by the political gamesmanship that has characterized governance in Ghana for far too long. For years, we have watched in dismay as successive governments turned leadership into a playground of power struggles, empty promises, and utter disregard for the people they claim to serve. You have toyed with our lives, dashed our hopes, and trampled on our futures. Governance should be about progress, development, and the well-being of the citizenry, but instead, it has become a theate...